Some of the most popular promotional gifts are custom magnets, and they can also be turned into souvenirs. Through magnet printing, you can show all the local highlights worth seeing, from attractions to beautiful vistas, and serve as a great tourist gift as well. They’re a fun way to capture memories of places we’ve visited.
The Suntrix UV magnet printer is easy to use, works efficiently, and delivers high quality—particularly with our ST1900 A3 model. Our bed size minimagnet printer is 12.6″ x 19.6″, ideal for low-volume printing and mainly for home-based businesses, giving you the flexibility to design magnets that stand out.
Direct To Magnets Printing
Magnet printing with UV technology is a fantastic approach to creat custom magnets. Distinct from the typical printing processes that depend on transfer printing, the Suntrix magnet printer eases the procedure a lot. You just need to modify any picture, design, or brand insignia you wish to get printed, and this effect will be directly brought about onto your product, as desired. The video on the right to see the full custom magnet printing process. Our machine employs white ink, which enables it to make custom printed magnets, regardless of their shape, while maintaining vivid and sharp images.
Fridge Magnets Printing
- Suitable for different surface materials, magnetic can be printed on acrylic, metal, or wood.
- We both know that fridge magnets or car magnets come in various shapes. You don’t need to worry about any shape limitations; simply edit your designs to different sizes.
- With a maximum digital resolution of 2880 DPI, even the smallest magnetic can be printed with high-quality colors and clarity.
Custom Magnets for Sale
Start your own magnet printing business, and let’s break down the printing costs and potential earnings with the Suntrix UV printer.
If you search online on platforms like Etsy, a set of 20 magnets sells for $29.99, with each magnet measuring 2.75 x 3.5 inches.
For full-color printing, the ink cost for 20 pieces is about $0.075.
The cost of the magnets is approximately $0.35 each, totaling $7 for 20 pieces. If you purchase magnets in rolls, you can probably reduce your costs further.
So, the total cost for 20 pieces is around $7 + $0.075 = $7.075.
Excluding labor, power, and wear-and-tear costs, the gross profit is roughly $29.99 – $7.075 = $22.92 for 20 pieces. This profit margin is quite attractive, making it an excellent business opportunity for startups.
